PewDiePie's free self-hosted image editor does what Adobe and Canva charge for

Most editing tools worth your while come with a subscription attached, unfortunately. And now that most of them are AI-powered, it's used to justify increased pricing and more paywalls. There's also the issue of your work sitting on servers you don't own. Photoshop's Generative Fill is processed on Adobe's cloud servers, with each generation pulling a credit from a monthly allotment tied to your plan. Canva does something similar with its one-click background remover, which isn't on the free tier and only comes with Pro.